![]() ![]() Individual blocks should always pass tests. Test as many options as you can think of which might cause trouble. For every block you write, add QA code as well. This is the most obvious and simple tool anyone should use. The following options are easy to implement and will be useful for GNU Radio users of any skill level. This is usually the case if a flow graph runs without crashing, but the final result is not correct. Most often, it is enough to inspect the data flowing out of blocks during run-time to get an idea where an error might occur. NOTE: This tutorial has been deprecated in GR 3.8. 3.1.2 The faster alternative: Debugging crashed programs (Post-Mortem).3.1 Tutorial: Using gdb with Pythonic GR applications. ![]() 2.3 Dumping data into files between blocks.1 NOTE: This tutorial has been deprecated in GR 3.8.
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